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Politics › Re: Occupy Nigeria: Updates From Across The Nation by aljharem(m): 2:14pm On Jan 08, 2012
DaLover:
while quoting me, you are wondering y someone else is quoting me, lolz
this is a new level of dullness,
"In the times of Great debate, every onlooker is either a coward or a traitor" - Frantz Fanon

that quote goes for you, pointB, Bliss4lyfe and all other bigots here
Politics › Re: Occupy Nigeria: Updates From Across The Nation by aljharem(m): 11:08am On Jan 08, 2012
DaLover:
Like I said, common sence isnt common, your inability to express your point view speaks volumes, national security ko national security ni, just stay over there in england where they have adequate systems to cater for your inability to reason properly, clearly you are amongst the clowns leading the occupy nigeria show of shame,
Dude you are the one showing no commone sense here NOT the poster you quoted

Maybe you can do yourself a favour by growing some brains and increase your thinking capacity. then you would be mature enough to engage in an intelligent discussion.

I wonder why omo tire is still quoting you

Thank you
Politics › Re: Acn Governors Declare Position On Subsidy by aljharem(m): 11:05am On Jan 08, 2012
chima12:
The bolded is one problem about the southwest ,they just dont want true federalism,all they want is more money for the states and less for abuja.
it seems you are getting daf.ter as each day passes. It is better to keep a neutral stance than to use tribalism to block your thinking

EDO, Delta, NC and the SW have all protested but you are so deluded to think any SS state could protest

More move what has this got to do with the SW ?
Politics › Re: Is Sellout In Their Gene? From Slaves, To 1966-2012 , Same Trade Gosh! by aljharem(m): 5:26am On Jan 08, 2012
that is money speaking

please ignore dumb organisations such as this
Politics › Re: War Drums •northerners Flee by aljharem(m): 5:25am On Jan 08, 2012
^^^^^^^^

again the yorubas have the right to protect themselves on their land be it lagos or not. now drop the issue already
Politics › Re: Acn Governors Declare Position On Subsidy by aljharem(m): 5:14am On Jan 08, 2012
SMH, just SMDH

all of una are the same, ACN is not different from PDP
Politics › Re: War Drums •northerners Flee by aljharem(m): 5:13am On Jan 08, 2012
T8ksy:
what's ok? BK slaughtering fellow nigerians?
Nope, I meant it is Ok because you were going through the baifra talk and there is no point in opening healing wounds
Politics › Re: War Drums •northerners Flee by aljharem(m): 5:11am On Jan 08, 2012
[quote author=Chyz* link=topic=841451.msg9917670#msg9917670 date=1325995488]There are protest in relation to subsity,not boko haram.[/quote]are you sure ? Are you on the streets to know the minds of the people ?

It has gone way beyond the subsidy issue. that is why what GEJ said today would not really make them change their minds.

the protest is 3 things in summary

1. Corruption from the government

2. Against boko haram and the killing occurring in the NE of Nigeria. The recent Church bomb etc.

3. Accountability from the government because of so many lies the government have been tell us.
Politics › Re: Subsidy Removal: Nigerians Made A Mistake Not Electing Buhari – El-Rufai by aljharem(m): 5:07am On Jan 08, 2012
Well, I have already written about this fuel subsidy conundrum and I think that the timing and the deceit that went around the removal of the fuel subsidy is the main reason people are angry. I think the government has missed the point of peoples' anger about the fuel subsidy. It is not an economic argument; it is not a political argument because some of the people in government are accusing some of us in the opposition of being opposed to it for political reasons. It is more than that. It is a trust issue. Nigerians do not trust this government to use the resources well and there is nothing the government can do to earn that trust unless they get the work of the people done. This government has earned $200 billion from the sale of crude oil and taxes in the last four years and it has done nothing with it. Why would another $7 billion make the difference?
thank you sir
Culture › Re: Yoruba Language Is The Most Influential Nigerian Language Outside Nigeria. by aljharem(m): 5:03am On Jan 08, 2012
MsDarkSkin:
wink wink



you're mixed right? so can you understand both igbo and yoruba?
yep both but not perfectly though

happy new year smiley
Politics › Re: War Drums •northerners Flee by aljharem(m): 5:01am On Jan 08, 2012
T8ksy:
@ bolded,

Yes you have our assurance as long as you don't venture into our region in the course of your "dealing" with north.

I bet you, no yoruba man worth his salt will still remain in the north after they gave you all an ultimatum like they did. But see as the ibo man is talking about protecting his

business in another man's turf.

Do tell me how many yorubas are in the SE and how many ibos are in yorubaland?

Most of the ibos who fled the north rather than go back to their villages opted to come to yorubaland. Yet you ingrates have no kind words for us.
it is ok, there is no time for that right now smiley
Politics › Re: War Drums •northerners Flee by aljharem(m): 4:53am On Jan 08, 2012
[quote author=Chyz* link=topic=841451.msg9917652#msg9917652 date=1325994682]why can't OPC ask the same?[/quote]there is protest already alone side arewa which is what people across the nation are protesting for as well
Politics › Re: War Drums •northerners Flee by aljharem(m): 4:47am On Jan 08, 2012
Nchara:
If you assure us you will not betray and stab us in the back like before, we will be glad to be rid of Nigeria. Now we are hesitant to make that move because you will most certainly gang up with the North to bring us back. Just leave us with the North, don't interfere and see how we do it. Okay?
BTW, what are Yorubas doing in the North and also in the East and SS? Are you a hypocrite?
to be honest, they have every right to defend themselves. there was never a betrayer. mean while why can't ohnaeze ask why there are no protest against the killing ?
Politics › Re: The Day Nigeria Became Truly One - London Protest by aljharem(op): 3:40am On Jan 08, 2012
mikeansy:
so why is it easier to find willing opposition in the North to fuel subsidy removal, than to find willing opposition in the North to people killing their own country men?

There is nothing united about Nigeria.
my brother you don't understand

People are afraid of Boko haram just like every southerner. People were afraid of fighting against the government to provide security. But now people have to courage to ask what is happening to our security. What has happened to the killing of Christians last year and the year before. this protest is not really about fuel subsidy again but about accountability of the government.

It saddens me each time such attack goes on. I am deeply sorry for and hardship this past few days has caused any igbo person. We are protesting for the demand of the security of the people as well along side others. cry

God would surly answer our prayers. Insha Allah
Politics › Re: The Day Nigeria Became Truly One - London Protest by aljharem(op): 3:28am On Jan 08, 2012
mikeansy:
Do you honestly believe this headline? Alharem?

while some Nigerians are blowing up their country men?
Yes I do believe it. Now I understand what is going through ur mind but believe me on this it is not a sectional thing

Nigeria I have to say might be at the blink of division soon and as such some people are trying to use Igbo, yoruba and hausa people as an instigator to themselves

what better way to start a war in a country already begging for it ?

Trust me every single ethnic group would regret it if we divide or go to war. Right now, Nigerian are been used like puppets and we have to be very very careful on the sort of news or propaganda we take it.

Already some people are saying "they want to un-sit jonathan" I say these people are very evil

so we should be careful and prayerful for this nation. Already we should be asking where our security is since they are not protecting the lifes of people again. then what is their job ?

My brother we are one people and we should fight boko haram together
Culture › Re: Igbo Is The Most Popular Ethnic Group Outside Nigeria by aljharem(m): 3:22am On Jan 08, 2012
[size=18pt]YES THEY ARE THE MOST POPULOUS OUTSIDE NIGERIA[/size]
Culture › Re: Yoruba Language Is The Most Influential Nigerian Language Outside Nigeria. by aljharem(m): 3:18am On Jan 08, 2012
Princek12:
Timaya, the son of Bayelsa, uses Yoruba in his songs. He was neither born nor raised in Lagos.
Yoruba is not the most influential language

I wonder why you brought out a topic like this ?

Hausa is the most influenial language in Nigeria and abroad

followed by the Yorubas

then Igbos

then fulani and Ijaw, edo

then the Ibibios etc
Culture › Re: Yoruba Language Is The Most Influential Nigerian Language Outside Nigeria. by aljharem(m): 3:16am On Jan 08, 2012
odumchi:
Ashawo isn't exclusively Yoruba. It's not a corruption of anything since it has no meaning in English. The term Ashawo has been diffused into the Anglophone West-African dictionary and is present in various languages ranging from Ghanaian Twi to Efik. Anyway, if you want to argue about the origin of Ashawo, there's a thread for that I can provide you with a link.

Anyway, the name of the song isn't even "Ashawo" it's "Nwa Baby". People just remember it as "Ashawo" because that's a chant in the song. My point is that the song doesn't have any Yoruba in it but yet everyone on this thread knows it.
Some of you people say rubbish at time without proper verification of what you are saying

Ashawo is a yoruba word meaning money changer because prositutes usually have money which a man can exchange

http://books.google.co.uk/books?id=wwkozSXDe_kC&pg=PA53&dq=Ashawo+word+yoruba&hl=en&sa=X&ei=aPsIT4uoPI2FhQfxvamHBQ&ved=0CDkQ6AEwAQ#v=onepage&q=Ashawo%20word%20yoruba&f=false

Here is even ghanians and calabar people educating some of you about Nigerian words and their orgin

http://books.google.co.uk/books?id=cDYL4unSDHkC&pg=PA83&dq=Ashawo+word+yoruba&hl=en&sa=X&ei=aPsIT4uoPI2FhQfxvamHBQ&ved=0CEMQ6AEwAw#v=onepage&q=Ashawo%20word%20yoruba&f=false
Politics › Re: Jang: Only Haters Of Nigeria, Economic Recovery Oppose Subsidy Removal by aljharem(m): 3:05am On Jan 08, 2012
Theblessed:
[b]But, who is this intimidator? 

Look Mr Intimidator, you can't intimidate me, ok!

To you, the President would not deliver and who do you think would deliver, then?  You or the President you chose for us, Nigerians?

Here you are complaining that past governments failed to deliver and I ask, where were you then, with your strike campaign entourage?

Were you not born, then?  How old were you in 1970's, 1980's, 1990's and 2000's decades?  And, what did you and your strike entourage do to challenge all those Northern Presidents and Military Generals that stuffed away our monies in their little pouches in Switzerland thus, rendered Nigerians poorer than they naturally are and did nothing to raise up our country - what did you do Mr Striking Champion??

Look we know as much as you and other do, so don't come here to fool your self thinking you can deceive us.

Imagine, you'd only woken up now, because you hate the bottom sitting on the throne at Aso Rock, eh??  A Southerner sitting on our throne, get rid of him, nobe sooo? Well, we urge you to try!

You are full of hate and ino go work for una.

You see, your intimidation and your terror campaigns - where you cold bloodedly kill, maime innocent Nigerians who are struggling to make ends meet will not stop the will of God manifesting in Nigeria.

Since you lot want to divide our beautiful country that's ok, but listen - the North will eat the sand up there in the desert and South will drink the water down here in the ocean, how about thathuh

Take a pick because, when this trouble you lot are cooking up starts to bubble up remember this, you would not have legs to stand and you'd all regret it.

Keep cooking up trouble and God bless you lot with your silly striking and bombing campaigns up and down our country!!!!





[/b]
There is no intimating there

Lets for once JUST ONCE IN THE HISTORY of nigeria remove Tribalism in our thinking and maybe jsut maybe things would get better for us all.

Moreover you talk like bliss4life but that aside. Please biko nu my sister this is not about GEJ and was never about GEJ. It has always been about corruption
Politics › Re: Fuel Subsidy Removal: President Goodluck Jonathan's Speech by aljharem(m): 2:12am On Jan 08, 2012
oiseworld:
yes i tink i realy need to sleep, the GHANIAN borders are still opened, if you don't like subsidy removal, carry your Ghana must go and leave.
GOD BLESS THE FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF NIGERIA
GOD BLESS PRESIDENT GOODLUCK EBELE JONATHAN.
Ghana Borders are secure you mor.on

go ask ours to do the same
Politics › Re: Occupy Nigeria: Updates From Across The Nation by aljharem(m): 2:10am On Jan 08, 2012
[quote author=Omo_Tier1 link=topic=837675.msg9917385#msg9917385 date=1325984669]Look do not try to pretend as if you are now on the side of the masses! Your post clearly show whom you support and where you belong. Simple test, if you claim you knw the difference between deregulation and price increase, explain to us in clear terms exactly what Price increase is and what deregulation isn't!

clever Prof, I am awaiting your answers,[/quote]Don't mind the man with the IQ of over 500 beyond Human standards grin grin

the dude is a funny chap
Politics › Re: Fuel Subsidy Removal: President Goodluck Jonathan's Speech by aljharem(m): 1:58am On Jan 08, 2012
oiseworld:
see mumu oh!
govt after govt have come and the refineries are still where they are, do you think they've not released money towards fixing it, they still go behind to share the money.


your reply on that of the borders irritates me the most.

who should arrest who, in this corrupt country called Nigeria,  divided by religious,tribal,ethnic differences you think dis is London where people could just be arrested for offences ccommited you are joking

every NIGERIAN know we need strong decisions to move this country forward,  we've seen one now  we are complaining.

you can put curtains at the borders if you wish. or just say insted of sacking corrupt workers, all nigNigeriansould just migrate to another place since we all are corrupt.


pls think and understand things to the very depth, so you would know why decisions like this have to be taken.
you lack depths thinking and understanding of Nigeria and a  bit daf.t I must say

1. If a government keeps throwing money to building of refineries and it is still not built can we not ask where all the money has gone and who it was paid to ? Or what sort of mumu people do we have in the country that think based on sentiments ?

2. So you agree that there is corruption in the country right ? If there is then should we keep looking and do nothing about it just because it is Nigeria ? Or Nigeria was born of corruption right from the inception ? This is the sort of daf.t reasoning that has held Nigeria back 200 years behind some countries.

3. Every Nigerian know we need strong decision Yes but if the decision what keep the system to keep running then NO.

I think this is my last reply to you

You seem like a sentimental person that thinks the "Nigerian mentality" which we have been doing for 50 years and still you what people to keep thinking that way. Well sorry bros things are about to Change in Nigeria FOR THE BETTER.

If you think the statue quote would remain the same were people would be billionires within 4-5 years then I fell sorry for you.

Madueke the petrolum minister just bought a 20 MILLION EURO HOUSe IN AUSTRIA, where did she get the money from ? and why is she asking for the removal of subsidy now when things are not in place ?

Abeg bros or sister, go and sleep you are not thinking straight here
Politics › Re: NLC And TUC REPLIES President Goodluck Jonathan by aljharem(m): 1:35am On Jan 08, 2012
nanidee:
Lmao grin grin grin


[size=18pt]though sentiments[/size] angry angry
Gbammm nywanne kiss kiss kiss
Politics › Re: El-rufai Insists Buhari Is Unelectable (Hypocrites Gallery) by aljharem(m): 1:33am On Jan 08, 2012
Beaf:
I think his point is, the provision of further proof that El Rufai is indeed a hypocrite.
Say one thing in the night, wake in the morning and say another thing; its the same epiphany that happened to Tunde Bakare, the false prophet with a forked-tongue.
WHat of Iweala ?

1 billion dollars we pay to paris clud, where is it

are the schools, health center etc built ?
Politics › Re: El-rufai Insists Buhari Is Unelectable (Hypocrites Gallery) by aljharem(m): 1:32am On Jan 08, 2012
BlackPikiN:
I will say this again.
Buhari and El-Rufai should burn in hell!
Ok we have heard

But they are not in power now or are they ?

Can't you see that we all should demand accountablity for PDP, ACN, TINUBU, Ameachi, Madueke, Iweala etc

can't you see
Politics › Re: Fuel Subsidy Removal: President Goodluck Jonathan's Speech by aljharem(m): 1:25am On Jan 08, 2012
oiseworld:
this is  a post of an insane man.
num 1.2. on you list is  good.
3. shows you are insane and have no iota of understanding in you. for your information those refineries have been dead since IBB regime, and all effort to resuscitate them were sabotaged by our ever corrupt brothers, friends. (we NIGERIANS) does that not tell you that the government can not build does refineries. with out the help of the private sector, and the private sector would not invest if in a none deregulated oil sector.
A beg go siddon for one place

Why should the private sector build the refinery ?

Niger republic refinery was built by the Government, Why can't the government do the same

What would the money for the removal of subsidy be used for ?

Sabotage by who ?  ARE THEY gods that they cannot be arrested ?

You seem to be more insane than beaf bead brain people. WICKED PEOPLE THAT WANT NIGERIANS TO KEEP SUFFERING SO THE STATUE QUOTE CAN REMAIN THE SAME. WICKED PEOPLE

oiseworld:
4. you are talking like you don't know Nigerians. all our security and immigration offices work their transfer to the borders to make more money for their pocket.
The why not change the workers ?

Why not sack or better still arrest the workers collecting bribe ?

Did they not learn it from the people at the top ?

Why can't walls be built on some of our borders ?

Why can't you give people registered IDs and passport so we know who is Nigerian and who is not

YOU ARE SICK if you think the STATUE QUOTE WOULD REMAIN THE SAME just for another person to be giving us story about fuel subsidy again

BTW use ur orginal username. thanks and stop this rubbish games
Politics › Re: El-rufai Insists Buhari Is Unelectable (Hypocrites Gallery) by aljharem(m): 1:15am On Jan 08, 2012
http://www.nigerianmuse.com/important_documents/?u=Iweala_Understanding_Nigeria_debt_situation.htm

[size=15pt]Beaf explain the money paid yearly to paris club, What was used to do since we do not pay it again ?[/size]

Moreover didn't iweala promise the same thing in 2005, WHAT YEAR ARE WE IN NOW 2012

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